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SAY NO TO PARKING METERS GUYANA

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Ridiculous

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Tracey Singh
9 years ago

This entire system needs to be reviewed. It is not feasible for the economy.

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Kamal kabool
9 years ago

It's a double burden on an already poor nations . A public servant working 8 hours a day can never be able to pay this withs such a small salary. This is telling them to be corrupt to fulfil this new additional expense

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Stacy Hudson
9 years ago

I won't be bullied. #notoparkingmeters

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Lisa
9 years ago

I say no to parking meters

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Hamwattie datt
9 years ago

We are not real for something like this. Some of us may have a car but we hardly afford to eat a propped meal...

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Shoneeza
9 years ago

No to parking meters

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Javita sukhdeo
9 years ago

No parking meters

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Dave Davendra
9 years ago

No to Parking Meters!

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Keron Bruce
9 years ago

We have to pay $1,200,000 to clear a vehicle that cost $600,000. That should include free parking for life!

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Amar sugrim
9 years ago

No to metered parking

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Sophia Sumner
9 years ago

We demand fair and transparent procedures. Suspend parking meters until things are done in the correct manner. This project is not in the best interest of our country.

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Medhi Gomes
9 years ago

Bullizisum must stop

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Dr Anand persaud
9 years ago

No to parking meters!

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Bhiro harry
9 years ago

Utter madness. If we must have a metered system then the rates have to be much lower and irrealistic fines must be removed. If one overspends time then there must be opportunity to pay for the extra time. For now I say NO to this system. They will try to wait us out and make a living from fines. Government must take control.

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venesh mackoon
9 years ago

Guyana is a very lovely country, I love this country... I care about my people and Guyanese ain't rich.

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Nicola Layne
9 years ago

Parking meters are a burden to the people of Guyana

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Salma hack
9 years ago

Guyana is not ready for parking meters

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Srad Kublall
9 years ago

Its is ridiculous that the City of Georgetown installed parking meter system that burdens Guyanese working class 37% of their salary. and where 80% of the gross revenue goes to an oversea owned company.

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Angela McPherson
9 years ago

No to parking meters in Guyana